This modified 660cc 1991 Honda Beat was auctioned in Japan on 18 February 2020 and sold for 721,000 Yen FOB, equivalent to about $15,200 complied, plus on road costs (@ 73.5 Yen to the dollar), imported under the 25 Year Rule.
Auction grade 3 B. Past repair history. 94,151 km showing on the odometer, but total km unknown. Lots of modifications fitted.
Auction report translation:
Sales points:
Individual owner (s)
Halfway brand aero, FCR, LSD, metal clutch, FW
Transmission over hauled
Oil cooler
Exhaust manifold
ECU
Power fan
Suspension
Defi meter
Manual books
Spare keys
Service done ¥119,926
Report:
Mileage unknown
Stone chip on the windscreen
After market steering wheel / shift knob / mirror ?
Torn on the seat covers
Additional meter
Scratches / dirt inside
Core support adjusted
Right front inside panel / baffle are distorted
Front support replaced
Repairs on the soft top
Screen is dim
Scratches on the wheels
Wheel centre caps missing
Boot hatch faulty
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